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Fountain Miami
Calendar
Miami Map
Contacts
List
of Galleries:
Capla Kesting Fine Art
Front Room Gallery
Steve Gagnon
Glowlab
Janet Kurnatowski
McCaig-Welles
Myths of EKTE
Miguel Paredes
Neil Stevenson
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"Fresh and in their faces, a perfect example of avant-energetics"
- The Brooklyn Rail
A "smaller, independent fair" - The Miami Herald
"An 'Alternative Fair,' organized by Williamsburg, Brooklyn dealers,
which presents the work of young artists and galleries" - Art
in America
“Fountain” (after Duchamp's title for his “ready-made”
urinal) is the perfect moniker for this independent, experimental,
mini art fair with its Duchampian spirit of philosophic irony."
- Douglas Kelley Show
"A salon des refusés" - Time Out New York
"Contemporary art in the spirit of Marcel Duchamp" - Artnet.com
"Independent and experimental" - Juxtapoz magazine |
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November 17, 2006, Brooklyn, NY - The avant-garde
has always laid claim to history through its challenges and victories
over the status quo. In 1917, at the unjuried Society of Artists exhibition,
Marcel Duchamp unveiled the world’s most famous ready-made art object:
“Fountain”. It is in this spirit of the unexpected that some
of Williamsburg, Brooklyn’s most forward-thinking and cutting-edge
galleries have collaborated to present "Fountain Miami". The
exhibition will make its mark in a massive 5000 square foot space at:
2825 NW 2nd Avenue in the Wynwood Gallery District, in
close proximity to various other international art fairs, the Rubell Family
Collection and many local galleries.
"Fountain Miami" is a guerrilla-style art fair - under the radar,
but highly influential. "Fountain" was launched in March 2006
in New York, in an effort to leverage support for independent galleries
largely overlooked by corporate-sponsored art fairs. In defiant contrast
with both The Armory Show and Scope International art fairs, "Fountain"
received wide public support and critical acclaim. "Fountain Miami",
our sophomore venture, is certain to establish itself as one of the most
memorable independent fairs of 2006. This independent aspect gives Fountain
its edge: young galleries showcasing fresh work without official booth
spaces or selection committee juries. In form and spirit, the artwork
shown truly reflects the avant-garde and in-your-face attitude equated
with the Dada movement.
Featuring the galleries: Capla Kesting Fine Art, Front Room Gallery, McCaig-Welles
Gallery, Galeria Janet Kurnatowski, Steve Gagnon, Myths of EKTE,Miguel
Paredes, Neil Stevenson and Glowlab
Working with artists such as: James Biederman, Colin Burns, Daniel Edwards,
Steve Gagnon, The GoldMine ShitHouse, Cynthia Hartling, David Hochbaum,
Travis Lindquist, The Organizer, Miguel Paredes, Ernie Sandidge and Vonn
Cummings Sumner
ynnwood
Gallery District
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